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    Answer Sheet: Exercise (Chapter 2 - Cell As A Unit of Life)

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    Answer Sheet: Exercise (Chapter 2 - Cell As A Unit of Life)

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    This document contains an answer sheet for an exercise on cell biology. It provides answers to multiple choice and short answer questions about various cell structures and their functions in plant and animal cells. Key points covered include: - The structures and functions of the nucleus, cell wall, chloroplasts and other organelles. - Distinguishing characteristics of plant and animal cells. - Examples of specialized cell types and the tissues/systems they are part of like muscle cells, nerve cells and sperm cells. - Organ systems like the digestive and respiratory systems and their functions. - Examples of unicellular and multicellular organisms.

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    This document contains an answer sheet for an exercise on cell biology. It provides answers to multiple choice and short answer questions about various cell structures and their functions in plant and animal cells. Key points covered include: - The structures and functions of the nucleus, cell wall, chloroplasts and other organelles. - Distinguishing characteristics of plant and animal cells. - Examples of specialized cell types and the tissues/systems they are part of like muscle cells, nerve cells and sperm cells. - Organ systems like the digestive and respiratory systems and their functions. - Examples of unicellular and multicellular organisms.

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    Answer Sheet: Exercise (Chapter 2 - Cell As A Unit of Life)

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    Exercise (Chapter 2 – Cell as a unit of life)

    1a. Q: nucleus P: cell wall R: chloroplast

    b.

    2a. cell K: animal cell cell L: plant cell

    b. refer to question 1

    c.

    Name of structure Function


    R Protects and maintains the shape of the

    cell
    S Carries out photosynthesis process

    3a. cell membrane

    nucleus

    cytoplasm

    b.

    Animal cell Plant cell


    Cell wall is absent. Protected by cell wall
    Vacuoles absent. Vacuoles are large and prominent.
    Reserve food stored in the form of Reserve food stored in the form of
    glycogen. starch.

    4a. P: Plant cell Q: Animal cell

    c.
    Animal cell Plant cell
    Cell wall is absent. Protected by cell wall
    Vacuoles absent. Vacuoles are large and prominent.

    5a. X: nerve cell

    Y: epidermis cell

    b. X: carry message around human’s body

    Y: prevention of water loss in human body.

    c. P: muscle tissue

    Q: heart.

    6a.(i) J : muscle cell b (i) J: digestive system

    (ii) K: nerve cell (ii) K: nervous system

    (iii) L: sperm (iii) L: production system

    7a. S: Red blood cell

    T: White blood cell

    b.

    8a. P: digestive system

    Q: respiration system

    R: skeletal system

    b(i) Provides the shape and form of human body.

    (ii) To break down the food we eat into smaller parts so the body can use them for energy

    and cell nourishment.

    (iii) Supply the blood with oxygen in order to allow the blood to deliver oxygen to all parts of our

    body. Transport carbon dioxide out of our body.he


    9 a(i)

    (ii) nose lungs

    b(i)

    10a. R: Paramecium

    S: Ameoba

    U: Spirogyra

    b. This is because it consists of chroloplasts which carry out photosynthesis.

    c. Control all the activities in the cell.

    11a. N

    b. O

    c. N

    d. Unicellular cell made up of one cell whereas multicellular organism made up of more than one

    cell.

    12a.

    Unicellular organism Multicellular organism


    Euglena Cat
    Ameoba Starfish
    Paramecium Butterfly
    Chlamydomonas Hydra
    Yeast Fern

    b(i). Unicellular
    organism is the organism which is made up of only one cell.

    (ii). Multicellular organism is the organism which is made up of more than one cell.

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